Originally Posted by whell (Post 366497)

LOL

I didn't forget that you're acting like a fool while accusing me of the same behavior. Why not be the change you want to see? Lead by example? Etc? Why not try commenting on the thread's topic and the article instead of trying to change the subject...or whatever the hell it is you're doing?

Originally Posted by whell (Post 366497)

LOL

I didn't forget that you're acting like a fool while accusing me of the same behavior. Why not be the change you want to see? Lead by example? Etc? Why not try commenting on the thread's topic and the article instead of trying to change the subject...or whatever the hell it is you're doing?

Originally Posted by nailer (Post 366498)

Because you are one of them to his us.

Originally Posted by donquixote99 (Post 366504)

Actually, I'm more a 'we're all in this together' kind of guy. But some of us are more together than others....

Originally Posted by nailer (Post 366547)

Your key words being us and others.

FWIW, remove religion and Jesus of Nazareth's message is 'we're all in this together let's help each other out.'

Originally Posted by donquixote99 (Post 366549)

You aren't really on team with me, are you.

Yes, I agree with you about J of N. But there are other concepts of Jesus about. Ever hear of 'Tory Jesus?'

https://pics.me.me/i-hereby-pronounc...s-21645274.png

Originally Posted by donquixote99 (Post 366503)

I'm doing what I want, as you are! Is it your claim that I have some duty to take your snide silly ass seriously?

Originally Posted by whell (Post 366634)

I don't care what you do. But you look silly when you whine about my input here and then do the same shit you accuse me of.

Originally Posted by Dondilion (Post 366389)

I hope the Dems do not take this article seriously.

The last election was lost early. Hillary as a candidate inhibited other potential candidates. The Dems ended up with the "Independent" Sanders as her rival.

Hillary with her huge, well known baggage put a big handicap on rural Dems.

Originally Posted by whell (Post 366387)

I've often posted here that I no longer know what Dems stand for. I used to vote Dem, but in the last 20 years have come to regard the Dems as out of touch, too beholden to special interests while accusing their political opponents of the same, and no longer the "party of the working man".

Instead of constantly playing Trump's game and losing, the Dems might do well to listen to a bit of "wisdom from the Heartland".

https://www.politico.com/magazine/st...indiana-216273

[I]“The number of Democrats holding office across the nation is at its lowest point since the 1920s and the decline has been especially severe in rural America,” .